Using pragma once directive in C++ code generation

[Eiberle]

Hi,
I am using VC2010 and with this version you can use the #pragma once directive in a header to specify that the file will be included only once by the compiler.

The EA code generation template for C++ (EA vesion 9.0 Build 908) uses still, the

#if !defined(EA_SomGUID__INCLUDED_)
#define EA_SomGUID__INCLUDED_
class xyz
{}
#endif // !defined(EA_SomGUID__INCLUDED_)

convention to do the same thing.

I wanted to change this, but in the 'File' code template for C++ I found the Comment not to alter it:

$COMMENT="WARNING: DO NOT MODIFY THIS TEMPLATE BELOW THIS POINT"
$guid = "EA_" + %TRIM(eaGUID,"{}")%
$guid = %REPLACE($guid,"-","_")%
$guid += "__INCLUDED_"
#if !defined($guid)
#define $guid\n
%ImportSection%
%list="Namespace" @separator="\n\n"%
#endif // !defined($guid)\n


Has anybody an idea why this is not allowed, or how I can manage to change the code generation to use the pragma once directive instead of the define?

[Eve]

Go ahead and alter it.

Just keep

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%ImportSection%
%list="Namespace" @separator="\n\n"%

[Eiberle]

Great, it works like expected.

Thanks.